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During her time at Robert, Pozanti took art classes and upon graduation she enrolled at Sabancı University, Turkey’s first liberal arts college, where she majored. visual arts and media design. The school is an hour’s drive from Istanbul, and every weekend she, her boyfriend (a jazz drummer) and their friends go to the Signature Black Sabbath 55’dd anniversary 1968 2023 thank you for the memories shirt Also,I will get this city and join clubs and dance to techno music. . “At the clubs, there will be cigarette girls handing out cigarettes and condoms. I smoke two packs a day.” After graduation, Pozanti lived for 5 years in Istanbul. For most of that time, she designed and manufactured windows for a high-end department store. After work, she makes art—photographic images, mostly black and white from the internet, collaged, then screen printed or drawn on paper. “I am very proficient at doing everything on the computer,” she said. They have a magical, animated quality, a sense of strange things happening in dark places. Her work began appearing in group performances in Istanbul and Stockholm. In 2009, at the age of 26, she entered Yale on a full scholarship.

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